Desert Lions in Namibia Move to the Sea
A small population of desert lions in Namibia have become the only maritime lions in the world, moving to the country's Atlantic coast in search of food due to climate change and extreme weather.
Wildlife photographer Griet Van Malderen has spent years following the pride and shared her observations with The World's Host Carolyn Beeler.
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Author's summary: Desert lions in Namibia adapt to climate change.
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